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can a M.R.S.A. staph carrier get disability?
Posted by Jay Hamilton |
Last Reply December 28, 2015
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Started December 28, 2007 at 09:17 |
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I'm writing this to let people know more about this fatal bacterial infection. I know to some it's just bothersome, but 3 Years ago. I was diagnosed with staph in arm close to my wrist. within two weeks it traveled to my nose, but went away in my arm. Unfortunately once staph enters your nose there it will stay. Even if you get better. It's very hard to get rid of. And yet again before I started to feel like my old self. It came back. This time it was diagnosed mrsa staph. I was told while i had these constant outbreaks I was not going to be able to work, This it won't go away so i've been sitting here with a 6month old child which i love dearly and my soon to be wife (when we can afford to get married) for 3 months without a check of any kind. After seeing a ears,nose,and throat specialist. I was even more upset.He was the one that informed me i could get rid of the mrsa staph bacteria in my nose. He went to tell me many people carry the mrsa or common staph bacteria in there nose,... read more |
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apple cider vinegar
Posted by mike |
Last Reply December 26, 2015
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Started November 19, 2013 at 20:06 |
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i have a allicin/garlci resistant straight of mrsa so i cant use bob anderson's allicin cure(it does work on normal mrsa). i have recently found that raw ,unfiltered apple cider vinegar will kill mrsa skin infections. if the mrsa is deeper in your tissue, one still needs to use tea tree oil as this oil will penetrate into the deeper layers of skin. it sounds so simple but it is true. ACV has layer of "mothering" in it(so it must be unflitered and unheated aple cider vinegar as the heat kill the mothering). the "mothering" is mde up of amino acids and these kill the mrsa. it also seems to work after it is dry to help stop reinfection. tea tree oil sems to work for 10 minutes or so and then lose it powers. bob andersons allicin baths "saved" my life 6 months ago but with the allicin resistant strain i was in a bind until the ACV cure . mike |
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Spread through sex?
Posted by Joseph |
Last Reply December 22, 2015
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Started December 9, 2015 at 18:55 |
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My girlfriend of 6 months had MRSA years back as a young child, but its been years since she had an infection. Am I at risk for contracting MRSA if we have unprotected sex (oral or intercourse)? What about protected sex? That ks, Joe |
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How long do you need to soak?
Posted by Nicole |
Last Reply December 17, 2015
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Started December 17, 2015 at 21:10 |
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How long of a soak in garlic bath is effective? I have been reading on some websites that it has to be 30+ minutes. I am hoping to do this for an infant, who won't sit longer than 10. Will it still be helpful? |
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Can Staph make you lose your teeth?
Posted by S in PA |
Last Reply December 15, 2015
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Started May 9, 2010 at 05:17 |
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Can you guys please go read my post under my other thread? My tooth just fell out and all this crap came out with it. I made sure to spit it out and not swallow and then used a high powered mouthwash to rinse (can you spell PAIN?) My teeth were fine before this staph infection!!! Can an infection like this make you lose your teeth? This tooth had a root canal done on it 2 yrs ago so I guess it was not as strong as the others? or had a place for the virus to enter? just guessing here. And freaking out as well! |
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DO NOT GET CAPTCHA WRONG!!!!
Posted by Anna |
Last Reply December 14, 2015
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Started December 6, 2015 at 21:42 |
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I just spent the past hour writing down my situation and my question re MRSA and apparently entered the wrong letters below and it erased my ENTIRE entry!!! I did not have the time in the first place but did it anyway as i needed a question answered and am so frustrated right now... You should really fix this, whoever you are..... |
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MRSA on titanium rod in leg
Posted by Lori |
Last Reply December 14, 2015
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Started December 7, 2015 at 17:02 |
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Has anyone heard of killing the Mrsa on hardware with electrical shock? |
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Woud u wash your sheets/clothing in Hibiclens?
Posted by KC |
Last Reply December 14, 2015
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Started December 5, 2015 at 16:48 |
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I was wondering, after/during a MRSA infection, what is the best way to clean & disinfect sheets/pillows/clothes? Is very hot water with detergent enough or should I use something like the Hibiclens for darks and clorox for whites? |
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MRSA gallbladder inflammation??
Posted by Jedene |
Last Reply December 14, 2015
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Started December 5, 2015 at 19:03 |
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It īs possible that MRSA does inflammation gallbladder? |
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Mrsa in scrotum?
Posted by Donnie |
Last Reply December 14, 2015
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Started May 25, 2008 at 18:10 |
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I had very severe swelling in my scrotum with very bad pain all over my body.I was seen by a urologist and sent to hospital for surgery.Turn out to be staph infection.I was given several days of antibiotics by IV and an open wound to heal from inside out. About six weeks later a abcess come up on the left cheek of my butt very painfull. It required out patient surgery,open wound and was also staph infection.Ten more days of antibiotics and I thought I was healed,wrong.Today,Sunday May 25,I sit here with swelling on my upper right leg,just under my scrotum,with the same symptoms of the two previous. The Doctors have never said anything about MRSA just said staph infection.Just wanted to see what the folks on this board might think.Thanks,Donnie |
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MRSA IN EAR
Posted by Peg |
Last Reply December 14, 2015
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Started December 4, 2015 at 01:38 |
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MRSA IN EAR Started by Peg Posted: August 1, 2014 at 22:17 Have had MRSA in my left hear since a mastoid surgery 7 years ago. They put tubes in both ears at the time of the surgery. The one in the left ear did not fall out so it was removed with the advice that removing the tube would help clear up the MRSA. That was 2 years ago. I am still positive for MRSA and been on oral and drops. ENT says he can not do any more until I have gone 6 mo's w/o infection. longest I go is 2 months between infections. It's in my middle ear and I have a hole in my ear drum that needs closing if we can clear the infection. Should I see an infectious disease doctor? 23452 |
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MRSA and toddler
Posted by Lindsay |
Last Reply December 8, 2015
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Started December 8, 2015 at 15:15 |
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Hello! My 1 year old got a MRSA infection in her diaper area. She had small little zit-like bumps as well as boils. I treated her boils and zits with tiny amounts of essential oils (diluted, and be careful to read up on which ones to use and how much - also test the oil on the child's skin before using). The oils were effective in ridding her of the individual spots that were treated, but were not successful completely ridding her of subsequent infections. What DID work, was I had an elderly woman told me to put her effected area in the sun. As crazy as it sounds, I had my daughter lie out in direct sunlight without diaper/underwear for about 20 minutes - I did this for about a week (maybe slightly longer). We have not had any infection since, and it has been about 7 months. I believe that the sunlight, which naturally kills bacteria, decolonized her infected area. I hope this helps someone, because I know that it was terrible for us. |
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Hi, new here
Posted by Karen |
Last Reply November 29, 2015
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Started November 27, 2015 at 20:09 |
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Hi everyone, I've been reading all of the helpful posts this morning and thought I would post my story seeking help/feedback/ guidance. Two weeks ago I went to an urgent care center for painful bumps on my leg and was prescribed a topical treatment called Bactroban. When my condition hadn't improved 4 days later, I went to the dermatologist and they said I had a bad infection. They prescribed me Bactrim and took a culture. After 2 days on the Bactrim, I saw no improvement and was having difficulty walking from the painful abscesses. I went to the hospital and they drained the abscesses and gave me 2 doses of IV Vancomycin. It appeared not to stop the infection (the culture later gave me vanco-resistant), so they put me back on Bactrim. First 1 pill and then 2, which I've been on for 6 days now. I have a follow-up with my primary care doctor in 3 days, but I can tell I have a new painful bump forming. Has anyone experienced new bumps during Ba... read more |
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Monoclonal Antibody
Posted by JH |
Last Reply November 27, 2015
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Started October 28, 2015 at 22:39 |
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Hello all, I was wondering if anyone had any updated information on the progress of Monoclonal Antibody research against MRSA. I came up on this old article on a google search. Most of the articles that pertain to this was from 2011. The article talks about a company called Allopexx and seemed exciting in its potential, but I could not find anymore recent articles. Which leads me to think the research was a dead end and fizzled out. I so hope that is not the case and if anyone has any updated information, I would love to hear from you. |
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Happy Thanksgiving to all
Posted by Bob Anderson |
Last Reply November 26, 2015
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Started November 26, 2015 at 01:18 |
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Happy thanksgiving to all. I am thankful for being alive and healthy. Good luck to you all. Bob |
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MRSA/shoulder pain
Posted by Jennifer |
Last Reply November 25, 2015
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Started October 31, 2015 at 15:05 |
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I just had my seventh attack of MRSA on the back of my head, this time it wasn't quite a lesion, it was a abscess under the skin, almost the size of a golf ball. Unfortunately, i'm resistant to everything but Vanco and Septra. I got a picc inserted last week (bc my veins kept collapsing) and continued my Vanco treatments twice a day for the last week and a half. My levels were overly good, but I get Redman's (a reaction to the meds that causes uncontrollable itching), so I would have had to sit an extra two hours a day at the IV clinic, on top of the four I was already spending. They decided to put me back on oral medication because of this reason. A few days after I got my picc, my shoulder started "aching". It was almost like I had pulled something in and around my neck, shoulder, and arm. The best way I can explain it is that it feels "frozen". I was really alarmed and was given an ultrasound to check to blood clots. Nothing. I got them to pull it out because ... read more |
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does bactrim work on mrsa
Posted by Hope |
Last Reply November 8, 2015
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Started November 3, 2007 at 22:25 |
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I was told on Sept 4 that I had Cellulitis caused by mrsa.Is this harder or just as hard to get rid of?They only have me on Bactrim right now,I can't get in to see a IDD until January. |
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blue light therapy
Posted by JH |
Last Reply November 1, 2015
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Started October 31, 2015 at 18:38 |
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I have heard that Blue light at a upper 400s nm wavelength kills MRSA. Has anyone tried or heard of anyone using blue light as an actual therapy to treating MRSA? And does it work? |
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I have a question about Mrsa
Posted by Steven |
Last Reply November 1, 2015
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Started November 1, 2015 at 19:52 |
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If I had a wound that has Mrsa in it and the wound has closed up and not open anymore can it still be spread to other people |
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HELP. MRSA, Poor, allergic to antibiotics!
Posted by Revenwyn |
Last Reply November 1, 2015
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Started October 13, 2015 at 09:50 |
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I'm a 32 year old woman. I'm not overweight, I don't smoke, do drugs or drink alcohol. I do have a weakness for soda though. I believe I acquired MRSA a couple of months ago. My husband had acute renal failure (he has lupus) was transferred to a hospital an hour away from where we live. Neither one of us drive, so I stayed up there at the hospital with him. I had a good two weeks to acquire the bug. While the hospital cleaning staff were meticulous about wiping his tray, changing his bedding, etc. not once did they do mine. Last month, shortly after my period ended, I noticed a boil on my groin. I figured the area was sore from my pad rubbing against it. Two days later I was running 99.5 temperature, which for me is high since I normally run between 96.8 and 97.3.I went to the doctor, she didn't lance it. She asked for my drug allergies. I already knew I was allergic to Augmentin. She prescribed me Bactrim. I couldn't breathe after taking one dose. My birth mother told me tha... read more |
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